Last year, a 1st Edition Charizard card sold for over $295,000
5 Cephalid Coliseum Market Price: $12.27 A land that can draw you three cards
An un-set means it's not a mainline Magic release, but a supplemental set that plays with Magic: The Gathering mechanics and tropes, often parodying them for laughs
That price range, dependent on the number of decks demanding the card, seems to be the default setting for serialized cards that share art/frame with another card in the set
Mishra and Urza are no different, as both require powerful artifacts to be in play alongside the brothers corresponding creature cards in order for them to meld into a singular, more powerful card altogether
The math is easy and the payoff is enormous, which makes him a perfect crash course in burn and combat